anything and a few minutes later it's over. that's how quick all of this unfolded. i want to show you how this looked on radar. it's right along the waters of the south shore. the cell was actually a little stronger a few minutes ago but it's on its way to west auburn, sutton, and douglason. there is a line in southern new hampshire that will track eastward from concord into the rest of southern new hampshire and maybe the northeast corner of massachusetts around 5:00 and activity comingdouglason. throu with the front. then southeastern mass and by 8:00 to 9:00 it's all done. we'll talk about temperature changes in a few minutes. >> heartbreaking details about a woman allegedly killed by her ex-boyfriend while her young son was at home.

police about what happened. >> confirms what family members told us on the day of the murder, that the couple's 4 year old son was lying right next to his mother in bed. his father strangled her. according to the arrest warrant issued yesterday the boy first told family members, my daddy shook my mommy. is mommy is dead. he also told police that his father choked his mother with two hands and left her on the ground and covered her with a purple blanketdd didn't say anything because she died. the boy was not hurt. he's now staying with the family of the victim. the family has a very difficult task of removing personal items from the home. in the meantime, they are looking for the suspect. >> sky 5, the eastbound side is

two people in the car were taken to beth israel medical center, one with serious injuries. >> a toddler is hospitalized of getting hit by a car. rondela richardson is live right there with the 911 call. rhondella, it appears to be a terrible accident. >> the toddler, a 2-year-old, at the plus medical center radiology department. there were no outward signs of injury but the concern now is for internal and the fire chief says when they first arrived they couldn't find the killed. he was in the bushes, and were 911 calls. everyone was waiting for the morning school bus. >> we found a -- he was thrown a distance from the roadway into

. it was 8:30 this morning. he walked with his mom literally one house away at strawberry lane home. when police stay child darted out and was hit by a car. the 44 year old driver did stop and will not be charged. first responders now reminding all motorists to use caution especially at school bus stopings. >> a worcester man man with a machete. he was in court for what police say was a wild case of alleged road rage. rivera pulled a machete on the another driver and punched him in the face. charges including threatening to mur. >> the man charged with a deadly drunk driving crash along i-95 has been ordered to undergo a 28 day detox. 22-year-old nathaniel armstrong appearing in court for a dangerousness hearing.

in the breakdown lane on saturday killing 45-year-old man from newberry court. armstrong will be back in court for a pretrial hearing next month. >> police have identified the name of the boston university student who was struck and killed by a commuter train last week. his body was found on the tracks just after midnight last wednesday. foul play is not expected. police are calling the 17-year-old's death a tragic accident saying he may not have heard the train coming until it was too late. >> jury selection in thco sampson is under way. a federal judge threw out sampson's initial death penalty sentence because a juror lied about her background. sampson was sentenced to die for carjacking and killing jonathan rizzo of kingston and a man from taunton during a week long crime spree in 2001. he confessed he stabbed both men that same week he strangled a former city counselor.

donald trump releasing some of his medical records. just hours after his campaign said he wouldn't. tracking new trouble today for the for the trump -- sglsh >> two letters, one is the report and the other is from lenox hill hospital. >> members of the dr. oz show watched as the 70-year-old recent medical records. >> looking at it, if he was his doctor, he would like him to slim down a little bit. >> hillary clinton also plans to release additional information. she's fixing to jump back on the campaign trail on thursday after recovering from pneumonia. trump is also in a battle with new york's attorney general. the clinton supporter launched an inquiry into trump's nonprofit foundation after the "washington post" reported that

and $20,000 in charitable funds was apparently spent to buy a six foot tall painting of donald trump. trump's campaign called it a left wing hit job but both candidates are now dealing with blistering attacks of former secretary of state colin powell. he calls trump a national disgrace who has no sense of shame. the week of the democratic convention powell took on the clintons, "i would rather not vote friend. "he described her as a long track record of being greedy. powell said something derogatory about former president bill clinton too graphic for air. >> there is also a "newsweek" report out questioning his ties with former groups but if he becomes president his company will be put into a blind trust

to run. >> after yesterday's state primary, battling back from a campaign finance scandal, barely edging out his challenger, he'll now face democratic porter for the fourth time in november. the results are still too close to call in the republican gubernatorial primary between the two. one leads by less than a thousand votes triggering a she's on a quest to keep her seat. she faces a tough battle. what is shaping up to be one of the most heated and costliest races in the entire country. >> a cease-fire is still under way tonight in syria but the russian military says rebels have violated the troops 60 times since monday. the u.s. and russia brokered this deal over the weekend to allow humanitarian aid to reach the region. while countries being target

al qaeda linked groups. >> today they delivered food. >> lynch says adapting to terrorism's changing face and tactics is america's top priority. speaking in washington, isis's use of social media is typical of evolving threats that our country has to deal with. >> digital technology becomes a critical component of kitchen appliances. we have to confront the recent threats in cyberspace. >> lynch also said isis is encouraging so-called lon wolf attacks which are extremely difficult to prevent. >> the head of the company that makes the epipin will testify on capitol hill.

lawmakers. since 2007, the company has raised the cost. lawmakers say there is justified outrage from families and schools struggling to pay, and they want answers. new at 4:30, former president george w. bush says life post presidency was a jolt. this is a quote, one day you're going hahn miles per hour. the next you're going free. he addressed a group of advance his 30 years of sobriety. >> the last drink i had in 1986 was in colorado springs, colorado. yeah. there you go. [applause] >> people said you weren't an e-walking drunk? no, but alcohol was crowding out

in life, that was being a good father and husband. >> he's become an avid painter since he left washington, d.c. he's painted almost a hundred portraits of wounded veterans. they will appear in a new book. it will be released next year. tropical storm julia losing steam but not before hammering the south. >> just ahead, problems still lingering as the slow moving storm pushes out to sea. >> samsung galaxy note 7 blamed for sparking this powerful car fire. tonight the apology and update from the smartphone maker. >> we're following the storms that are going on. we'll have an update of that, and also is how it's feeling outside and the change by tomorrow morning. >> break news, brentwood, new hampshire, an incident involving a suicide dal perch that led to evacuations is now over. residents on millpond crossing are being allowed back home after a mom was found dead

>> 4:44. let's take a live look at traffic. that's what they call it,

the ice hockey brand. we've changed our views tonight because bruce springsteen is playing at gillette stadium. there are concerns everywhere. king street, not too bad to get to route one from there. seven-minute ride. not too bad. 128 to route one a nine-minute ride. that's not bad. right now, you've got the pike to 95. 22-minute ride. not bad right now but between the weather and the springste interesting. as showtime rapidly approaches. >> tropical storm julia unleashing on florida and georgia today leaving many in the dark that slow moving storm is expected to draw up to six inches of rain through friday. do we use that. it's increasing the risk of flash flooding. it could also trigger isolated tornados but the storm is expected to weaken to a tropical depression later today. check out this. which is from space.

julia, just before it formed over jacksonville, florida. >> we'll never benefit from any of that. >> i don't think so. >> we might need to get another microphone, my friend. >> how do i sound now? does that help? >> maybe. >> no. >> no. a little scratchy. >> you want to give him mine? >> that sounds terrible. >> here we go. >> everything will be fine. we're going to check on the weather that's happening. there are still a few storms in the area.

>> that downpour that went through boston about 45 minutes

possibly with some thunder and lightning is now southeast of worcester. you can see it's been moving off to the southeast so we put the stormtracker on that, and this particular downpour continues to move toward melville, as it continues southeastward. the other area is a line of downpours moving from concord closing in on man chester. as that moves southeastward it could get the northeast corner of massachusetts during next couple of hours. by 8:00 or 9:00 it will be offshore. after that drier and cooler air will come in. what a difference. it will feel so different tomorrow morning. by the way, we hit 90 degrees today in boston. yet again. here's all the sunshine you can expect for both thursday and friday, along with the cooler temperatures and the definite feel of fall. with any storms, heavy rain can

lightning and also medium chance of strong winds with only the very strongest of the cells so at fenway tonight, as the red sox take on the orioles, thunderstorm threat should be over or ending at that time. it's going to be cooling steadily during the game as the wind switches northwesten in north. you'll want a jacket to feel comfort. the bruce springsteen concert, by the time the concert starts at 7:30, threat of storms s south but also cooling. there is julia. it has a nice spin even though the highest winds are 40 miles per hour. the biggest problem is it will produce a lot of rain as it slowly spins in almost the same position over the next few days. temperatures are still in the upper 80s, no thunderstorms have come through and providence has hit 90 degrees today as well. it's got an little more humid, of course, but here comes a

the dew points go down, humidity goes down, your comfort goes up with a feel of fall in the air. a few upper 40s and lots of 50s tomorrow morning. the temperatures won't rise dra omaha matally. most places topping off in the upper 60s tomorrow. check it out over the next seven days. two sparkling days coming up tomorrow and friday. very cool early friday and slightly milder in the afternoon. we'll warm up over the weekend. saturday does look like the better of the two days. there is an increasing chance of showers and sunday although it could be areas west and north that have the greatest chance. sunday night into monday, rest of the region could get some wet weather and then it looks like sunny, mild to warm and dry weather for next tuesday and wednesday. >> samsung issuing an apology and update to its smartphone following reports of exploding batteries. >> incredible new video of a fire allegedly sparked by a phone charging inside a car.

>> still ahead, we continue to follow breaking news. >> neighbors just now being allowed back into their homes. >> gloucester police chief placed on leave. 5 investigates uncovering the on the that led to that move. >> they became best friends at

>> last week the bank was fined $185 million following bombshell claims that thousands of employees had created fake bank and credit card accounts. those workers were fired. he's apologized but says the best thing he can do is leave the company. big news from twitter.

new app for x-box 1, apple tv and amazon fire tv that will allow viewers to watch nfl games on thursday nights. twitter secured the rights to stream 10 games. it's hoping the move will stimulate more interest in its services as they struggle to gain new users. a new perk for southwest airlines "a" it will travelers. they can now fly standby. rewards members can now fly standby for same day flights but only within two hours of the departure time of their original flight, and an important note, if you're not an "a" police but you're flying with one you will not be allowed to fly stabbed ndby. >> fire triggered. a new phone will be available although it's not clear when. this video of a new fire linked to the smartphone services in florida. take a look.

>> >> a car bursting into flames stunning eyewitnesss. the nurse who captured this video now warning others after learning the owner of the vehicle believes that his samsung galaxy note 7 caught fire in the passenger seat as he was driving on a florida highway. >> he was charging it in his car the exact cause remains under investigation but it's the latest report of samsung note 7 phones catching fire in vehicles. >> the last thought in my head is a brand-new device will burn down my car. >> it was inside the phone out. >> still no official recall but the company publishing an apology in all major korean newspapers which read in part we deeply apologize for the concerns and inconveniences we've caused. samsung will do our best to resolve the issue as soon as possible adding, a software update designed to fix the

in south korea but whether that update will also apply to consumers here in the u.s. is still unclear. >> we've left consumers in a situation where they are totally confused. >> here's the thing. if you own a note 7 and you want it replaced, right away, your best bet right now is to take that phone to your carrier. then bull age to exchange it for a different device right now. >> a new study shows polar bears are facing a shorter ice season across the negatively impact their feeding and breeding capabilities. 19 separate polar bear populations live throughout the arctic, spending winters and spring roaming but with so much ice melting and not replenishing, we're told many of them could die. very close call for a california man seen jumping nearly 200 feet from that waterfall in hawaii. he said he just spontaneously

water. luckily there were tourists near. the thrill see, says he could have died if they had not been there. >> my goodness! >> wow, he's lucky to have survived. >> breaking news at 5:00 right now. >> now, on newscenter 5 -- >> break now, the incident that has swat temperatures out in full in a local neighbor trump's medical revelations. >> what the candidate won't say about his health. >> tracking gusty storms in parts of the area and the big temperature change that's about to move in. >> 5 investigates digging into where your tax dollars are going. >> republicans should beware of what it's all being spent on. >> shining a light on how billions are spent. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

brentwood, new hampshire, are allowed back inside their homes after a stand-off with a suicidal person. >> this is on millpond road earlier this afternoon. brentwood police and the sheriff's office on the scene. when they entered the home they found the suspect dead. neighbors have now been let back inside their home. >> this is the same road where brentwood police officer was shot and killed in 2014, while responding to a domestic dispute just before that explosion, which killed the suspect. >> potential for severe weather across the region night you. >> storms are popping up across the area and harvey is tracking it all. >> we did have one to come through boston an hour ago. right now the activity is pretty scattered but we have a couple of location that is we're following carefully. one is up in southern new hampshire there. just to the eastern part of manchester. here's a good one that went through southern worcester, just about to franklin right now. that's a good downpour. may have some thunder and lightning and gusty winds with it. as we widen out there is a cell